From having a perspective to doing your research, author J.B. Rivard shares four tips for inserting real events into historical fiction.
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@CarrieAnnRyan Very nice! I came up with my own way too. I use a mixture of the three act structure, conflict, motivation, goals and then some important plot points. I use tropes I love, and figure out the why for the characters to be in love and then move on to flesh out my characters.